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In the pi ture, it looks like those are bolts instead of nuts as the bo es eedz a thread adPter that screws into the to before the riseres. And then the nuts. Not bolts.
Here is a picture of what the springer stud adapeter look like mounted.
from there you add one bushing, followed by the riser. The one other bushing, then a washer and lastly the nut.
On the right side of mine there is a spring that goes inside the riser. I believe it acts as a ground?
After this sequence, you add the bars and clamps
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Crossbones riser bushing install problems
